Brainwash claims about Patty cause concern in Redwood City
A British expert hired by attorneys discussed Patricia Hears noting she appears extremely petite and not well, suggesting disbelief in rapid personality change. The interview hints at attempts to alter behavior, with caution that intense toughness may be needed to effect or reverse change.
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Fights disrupt Newark High campus disturbances erupt
Police were called three times yesterday at Newark High School between 1 30 and 2 14 pm after fights broke out across the campus. Juvenile crowd from Hayward and Union City invaded the grounds causing much of the disorder in the smoking area. Two pals and five boys were arrested on charges including battery trespass and resisting arrest.
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Gang Robbery at The Hub Ends With Hospital Treatment
Two men were treated for cuts and bruises at Washington Hospital after being jumped and robbed by a gang at The Hub shopping center. Police say the victims had stopped at Lynn's restaurant, then walked to a car when attacked from behind. One wallet containing 85 dollars was stolen.
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Pair terrorizers of Assemblyman sentenced in California
Glenn A. Wilson nine and Bill Ray Frambs eighteens were jailed for one year for assaulting Assemblyman Jerty Lewis of Highland last March. They pleaded guilty to assault with a deadly weapon. the sentence includes time already served and three months remaining. Authorities say the pair chased Lewis on a freeway at up to 120 mph, hurled beer, then shattered windows after stopping. They claimed the lawmaker gave a dirty look.
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House hearing set on live radio television broadcasts
Washington UPI Hearings will begin December 4 under Rep. B F Sisk to study legislation allowing live radio and TV coverage of House proceedings. The Sisk measure reflects weeks of study with networks and PBS. He expects quick action by subcommittees and the House Rules Committee for a full House vote early next year.
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Leone Brezhnev meet in Moscow signals easing tension
Italian President Giovanni Leone met Communist Party chief Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow as officials announced a shared aim to ease international tensions. Leone's talks followed a Kremlin greeting, with no immediate comment on Sakharov’s visa issue. Taswe also met Kosygin Podgorny and attended a state banquet.
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District finance reform sparks board debate and job shifts
Trustees clash over a reorganization plan that would abolish 1 job and create 16 new posts, boosting administration costs amid a $4 million tax obligation. Some employees face competitive exams for higher paying positions while others must take tests. the plan awaits review by the personnel commission, risking delay.
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Massive tax revision bill cleared for action
The House Rules Committee cleared a large tax revision measure for House floor action but blocked a vote to include President Ford’s spending ceiling. The panel allowed liberal amendments to strengthen farm tax shelter reforms while rejecting most conservative changes, including easing oil and gas tax shelter curbs.
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Smog Crisis Triggers Layoffs in Steel Valley
A temperature inversion caused a dense smog over the Pittsburgh area, prompting emergency curtailments across 30 industries. U S Steel's Gairlon works faced slowed coking and hundreds of layoffs expected next month while Jones & Laughlin cut coke output. County air bureau issued second-stage alert as Clairton index hit 242, urging limited driving and indoors for vulnerable residents. Hospitals treated six elderly patients for breathing issues.
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Campaign group seeks funds to oppose Kennedy ads
The Young Americans Campaign Committee mailed 45 000 letters to conservatives to fund Citizens Against Kennedy newspaper advertisements. Ronald Robinson 24 chair says the project targets Senator Edward M Kennedy and aims to place ads in high circulation papers outside New York and Washington including the Los Angeles Times. He notes the committee is separate from YAF and fundraising results are not yet known.
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Franco’s long struggle ends as Spain mourns elder statesman
Franco dies after a prolonged battle at age 82. The ailing dictator lingered in hospital as Prince Juan Carlos prepared to be sworn in as Spain’s first king in 44 years, signaling a new era of constitutional change and national mourning.
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Joking Ali eyes presidency oddities spark campaign talk
Joking Ali announces interest in the presidency amid chaotic remarks and televised back and forth. Ali jokes about a run while critics question his seriousness as the Senate and public react to the spectacle.
Gas price relief estimate adjusted by administration
Washington officials say a proposed oil pricing bill may cut retail gasoline and diesel by about one cent per gallon, though the measure faces heavy lobbying and final language tweaks before reaching President Ford. The Federal Energy Administration cautions the impact could be minimal despite earlier conference estimates of larger cuts.
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Ohlone Dedication Week Highlights New College Commons
The college marks the dedication of the College Commons Building and senior E Boter Gymnasium Swim Pool with a 5 p.m. ceremony led by trustees and President William Keen. Chloe String Orchestra conducts a 5:90 p.m. concert directed by Robert Jacobson in the cafeteria. Tours follow at 6 p.m. of the new gym and pool complex. Eyler Gymnasium hosts a 7:15 p.m. portrait unveiling of a founding father led by chairman Walt Aylward. The event closes with a basketball jamboree to begin the Mission Valley Athletic League season.
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